Stories tagged with "usa today"
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Kennedy not concerned record isn't his any more
As far as Bob Kennedy was concerned, his record had lasted too long anyway. While track and field can sometimes suffer from too much emphasis on times and not enough on...
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Summer Movie Report Card: Season starts fast, then slips
LOS ANGELES Of all the people to come to Hollywood's rescue, who would have thought it would be the grown-ups?But with a flurry of violent, R-rated movies closing out...
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Suzy Parker's design was No. 1 with readers
Fab Four fans are awaiting Sept. 9's release of the band's remastered catalog and Beatles-themed Rock Band. To commemorate the occasion, USA TODAY created seven original Beatles...
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Brightpoint appoints Tom Ridge to its board
Brightpoint is gaining a high-profile security consultant to its board of directors. The Indianapolis cell phone and wireless device distributor today said it has appointed Tom...
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The playlist: Derek Webb and many more
Check out Derek Webb, Queen Latifah, Count Basie and more this week. PICK OF THE WEEK Heaven, Derek Webb This spine-tingling ballad is one of the more sonically gentle tracks...
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Virgin FreeFest pays out in fun
To view this presentation, you need to install the Flash plug-in GET IT NOW Balmy temps accompanied the music at Sunday's Virgin Mobile FreeFest, attracting 35,000 in...
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They're all Americana, all Grammy-worthy
Will civil war break out when nominees for the new Americana-album Grammy are announced this fall? The field is loaded: Bob Dylan, John Fogerty, Wilco,Lucinda Williams and Elvis...
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September in 'Vogue': Then and now
The documentary The September Issue, which revolves around the production of the 2007 issue of Vogue, opens in limited release Sept. 11. Observers will note that things have...
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Girl Talk on the scene at Virgin Fest
To view this presentation, you need to install the Flash plug-in GET IT NOW USA TODAY is teaming up with mashup maestro Girl Talk, aka Gregg Gillis, who is Twittering...
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Life lessons: From one Gates to another
UNION, Wash. Everywhere he goes, Bill Gates is escorted by a mythic résumé. Mercenary software genius. Self-made billionaire. Passionate...
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Celeb Heat Index: Classic couple crank it up
To view this presentation, you need to install the Flash plug-in GET IT NOW Old favorites were the most popular celebrity newsmakers this month as a dash of Hollywood...
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Music industry looks to Whitney, likes what it hears
When Whitney Houston's first album in seven years arrives Monday, it'll launch what's sure to be one of the most closely watched comeback campaigns in decades.Since the release of...
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Book Buzz: What's new on the list and in publishing
Ted Kennedy's autobiography is still scheduled for release Sept. 14; Ronald Kessler breaks the top 30 with an inside look at the Secret Service; and Maurice Sendak is the latest...
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5 questions for J. Randy Taraborrelli
J. Randy Taraborrelli has written biographies about everyone from Michael Jackson (an updated edition is now in stores) to Elizabeth Taylor. His new book is The Secret Life of...
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Health care loses key advocate
No lawmaker was more closely identified with health care — the issue of that President Obama has made his top legislative priority than Kennedy, who began pushing for...
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Jackson probe deepens with anesthetic/sedative reports
To view this presentation, you need to install the Flash plug-in GET IT NOW The slow-moving investigation of Michael Jackson's death inched forward Monday with word that...
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Kelly Rowland's career is on the rise in music industry
To view this presentation, you need to install the Flash plug-in GET IT NOW To view this presentation, you need to install the Flash plug-in GET IT NOW LOS...
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The playlist: Have some fun with Radney, Willie and Woody
Join the Radney Foster/Confessions Revival. Give a listen to country legend Willie Nelson and Woody Guthrie. And have some fun. PICK OF THE WEEK A Little Revival, Radney Foster...
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Christoph Waltz: His brilliant portrayal commands attention
Col. Hans Landa is the Nazi villain who literally kills you with kindness.With seemingly every possible variation of Nazi scoundrel already depicted on screen, Quentin Tarantino's...
